what are we to do with these nice people should we just send them to iraq even should we send them there with the promoters. yes that's what we should to. we're accused of sowing hatred instead of practicing all religion for peace but we're just protecting ourselves against the hatred that's flooding our country where not the one spreading hatred. and only out. of. we monks the sons of. we don't want conflicts not just us but old regular buddhists have to follow the five basic tenets of buddhism. but nobody can control their anger. if you're not angry you can control yourself but as the buddha says when we're angry we become blind and conned control ourselves anymore. well that means we monks kaante each that you must kill any more even though the buddha said it's a sin. and that. i was a little. gandhi came from india he really respected human rights onto men rights respected here too they are. but what happened to gandy he defended human rights out of his deepest conviction and then he broke up india as a result wasn't it so it was. who has been elected the new president of the united

also army officers so the military alone is actually making all the decisions about how to proceed in iraq in. our own songs to cheese hands tied or if she sacrificed in the muslims as part of an arrangement with the generals in exchange for her new democracy it's hard to say . but even if she wanted to protect the rowing she'd still have to confront the nationalist monks she's stuck between the generals and religious extremists like to side. yeah. yeah. since two thousand and twelve we funded a position that is contrary to our own sons who cheese. i want to go the law was passed to protect the race and religion and that was necessary because muslims reproduce quickly. the thirty three and now d. members of parliament voted against it and on sons who didn't show up in the parliament at all that day allegedly because she was sick. the protection of race and religion that's the purpose of the two thousand and fifteen law limiting interreligious marriages and targeting the country's five percent muslim population by banning polygamy it was a great political victory for radical activists such

the name of islamic state that obviously the terrorist group has been battled almost to defeat across iraq and syria by the u.s. and a coalition of other countries miller also said that's life over here to have followed almost exactly the instructions that those terrorist militant group put out on their social media channels to all of their followers and that's why we're we've seen these kind of attacks in other part of the world recently where a so-called lone wolf attacker rents a vehicle and drives it through a city and drives it onto a pedestrian area knocking down civilians we've seen these attacks recently in spain france germany and britain those returns to the u.s. president mentioned earlier today what more do we know about the suspect mr sipe olive's what was he doing in the u.s. . member well we know that he was an immigrant from back is gone which is obviously a muslim majority country and central asia he's been living in the u.s. since two thousand and ten he came to the country and lottery game that enables people to apply and get a green card if they are lucky enough and tha

and ended their presence in the land of iraq. oh that was iraq's prime minister declaring the end of the so-called islamic state in his country from mr hyder body you've watched as iraqi soldiers raised the country's flag near the border with syria last friday iraqi troops three took the last is significant patch of territory under islamic state control in two thousand and fourteen swept through a third of iraq declaring a self styled caliphate and terrorizing the local populations for the minority in northern iraq the invasion however has not ended as executed large numbers of years e.g. men in two thousand and fourteen children were abducted women were sold into sex slavery and many have not come home my next guest interviewed some of the women who did escape as well as the people who smuggled them out of the clutches of islamic state their stories of courage and desperation in the face of unimaginable inhumanity are the subject of kathy autons new book with ash on their faces. women and the islamic state. and joins me here at

voted three million more voted for clinton and for trump so that's a fact that that that that camp iraq and but when you when you look at the facts though what what's the lesson learned here how easy it is for the russians or for any foreign entity to use the tech titans of silicon valley or how easy it is to manipulate the average american voter. both both are absolutely true we know that the clinton campaign spent a combined one million dollars on on facebook ads to promote their campaigns their targets were horizontal they were trying to target everyone in the united states who used facebook these ads by this russian group were spending tens of thousands on a go to change the minds of maybe tens of thousands of people in total and that's all it really took so you are right in saying that it was a real bargain and so what we're now going to see and there's been some legislative action on this in the senate is subjecting the social media platforms like facebook like twitter and like google to have to document and track who buys their ads newspapers and television networks and local t.v

right about german policies in two thousand and fifteen the uncontrolled influx of refugees from syria iraq afghanistan and north africa has detail has led to a. deterioration of the security situation in germany but that i think has nothing to do with what is happening in the us and that is why i think that all these tweets all these were remarks are off the point they are absolutely illegitimate what do you make mr drugs call for a merit based immigration program to replace the green card lottery. well i think he simply wants to get rid of the green card lottery i have to confess that that from the european point of view this green card lottery seems has always seemed like an odd pro says to me but merit based of course in his terms means that he wants migrants who have money meaning migrants who can pay for their stay in the united states as i said i don't think that will improve the security situation that is that is something that is mainly based on mr trump's view of the world i think he's not as great as many would have it as long as people have enough money to to pay for their entry

eighteen year investigation into the crackdown by me in maher's military on the ethnic hinge of people in iraq kind state and the findings are hard hitting amnesty accuses the authorities in me and mar of creating a system of apartheid which is classified as a crime against humanity they were in jail have faced state sponsored discrimination for decades according to the report but this has worsened since two thousand and twelve when violence broke out between buddhists and the muslim minority to date six hundred thousand have fled to neighboring bangladesh amnesty international has now called for the un human rights council to hold a special session on the crisis these are the latest real hinge arrivals seeking safety at the refugee camp and cox's bazaar in bangladesh the campus run by the international organization for migration has seen a massive influx of rutin just since last august several hundred thousand are sheltering here and in the surrounding area violence and persecution in their home country of me and maher drove them here. other busy month. and forced us to work as forced labor t

that the saudis feel about iranian advances in the region particularly in syria and yemen also in iraq and i think that there is clearly a decision on the part of the crown prince mohammed bin some on to increase the pressure and and sharpen the differences between saudi arabia and iran ok ambassador if you would stand by for just a moment we want to talk a little bit more about this proxy war another thundery that is called off in this proxy conflict is yemen the united nations says that seven million yemenis could face starvation in death if aid is not allowed into the country now that devastating warning comes after the saudi led coalition backing the government has tightened its air land and sea blockade around yemen after a missile was launched from yemen towards riyadh the u.n. says that if the blockade is not lifted yemen will things quote the largest famine that the world has seen for decades. conditions for yemenis have been dire for months now they're even worse. the united nations says more than a third of the population has barely any access to food supplies the u.n. emerge

tribunal in the hague sentence of iraq allotted to life in prison for his crimes during the bosnian war the chamber finds. guilty as a member of joint criminal enterprises of the following cones count to genocide count three persecution the crime against humanity. i'm sorry kelly we begin the day with a moment more than two decades in the making the man that they call the butcher of bosnia right go a lot it will face life in prison for genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity the former bosnian serb army chief was found to have led the slaughter of eight thousand muslim men and boys that's weapon it's a and the siege of the bosnian capital sorry a vote where more than ten thousand civilians were killed these were some of the darkest days in recent human history and the calls for justice and reconciliation there after they rang loud the tribunal which sought to do just that will close its doors later this year what lessons about international justice will follow in its wake and has there really been reconciliation coming up we will ask one of the court's architects first a look at

reason i think for the trumpet ministration they said that very clearly that they want to roll back iraq they want to contain a rollback iran so what does that exactly mean you either go after iran directly or you go after its proxies its very efficient proxies proxies that are hated by saudi arabia and its allies in the middle east so now. prime minister saad hariri of lebanon stepped down and he announced his resignation out of saudi arabia was you know the reason your idea and i think he did this because the saudis told him to do so and also because the saudis said that a war in lebanon other non might be happening and that it's not a good idea that he is part of a government which would then have to defy such an operation the question here is what are the americans up to and what are the israelis up to because i can hardly believe that the saudis are going to launch air force strikes or missile strikes against against lebanon themselves i think they will try to find an opportunity to each. have their own settlements and they have to reckon with the hezbollah for different reasons but

inside what we have we have heard some commentators say now that islamic state has been defeated in iraq and syria iran basically has a free hand to move or to increase its influence in lebanon via hezbollah is that what is happening is that how lebanese people do they see that happening that part of that had been his people maybe they're seeing it part of them fifty fifty they don't get that his will is inside the government inside the parliament right mean they really when you are looking at it on many people they don't understand this he is part of the society and politic see if we like it or not so it's not that easy but also. let me say something that this field of one nine hundred eighty two that's what united the lebanese all themselves all too all together hezbollah said no it's going to the sunni parties said no escalation and also the question parties for the first time said no escalation even we disagree with his men on not have been what now we want a president prime president back that's kind of a down and what diplomat we've been but we've got about thirty seconds here but